Season 5, Episode 22 - "Cheaters"

Which two Golden Girls were victims of a confidence game called "the pigeon drop", where they were scammed out of $2,000 by a strange man and a nun while shopping at the mall?

Answer

Blanche and Sophia

Rose: You two were victims of the oldest confidence game going—the pigeon drop.

Blanche: But he just seemed so honest!

Rose: Well, that's why it's called a confidence game. I mean, he has to win your confidence or you wouldn't put up the money.

Sophia: It wasn't his idea. The nun suggested it!

Rose: She was part of the team; they always work in pairs.

Sophia: I don't know what the church is coming to. I thought it stopped with Bingo.

Rose: That was no nun. I work for a consumer protection show. We've been warning people about this for months. Once these scamsters have your money in an envelope, they make a switch, and you wind up with worthless paper. They prey on the old and the gullible.

Blanche: Are you calling me gullible?

Rose: No.

Season 5, Episode 26 - "The President's Coming! Part 2"

Which Golden Girl is a member of the Sierra Club, a leading advocate for protecting wild places, wildlife, and the environment?

Season 1, Episode 16 - "The Truth Will Out"

After years of telling her children that her husband, Charlie, was a successful businessman, Rose finally reveals the truth to her daughter, Kirsten, about her father and why there wasn't much left in his will. What is the truth?

Season 7, Episode 14 - "Old Boyfriends"

Blanche's definition of a boyfriend is "any man you bring to a fevered pitch of uncontrollable ecstasy".

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche had 56 boyfriends in one year.

Season 4, Episode 9 - "Scared Straight"

After a late night at the counseling center, Rose runs into Blanche's brother, Clayton, in the park. Blanche sent him on a blind date with a woman from the museum, but Clayton says Blanche doesn't know his type. What does Clayton confess to Rose?

Season 3, Episode 24 - "Mister Terrific"

While Blanche is out, a beautiful, expensive brass bed is delivered and set up in her bedroom, but it's not the one she ordered. After looking at the receipt, what is she surprised to see?

Season 6, Episode 26 - "Henny Penny - Straight No Chaser"

Which Golden Girl's ex-boyfriend is an obituary editor and listed her in the local newspaper as dead to get revenge for dumping him?

Season 3, Episode 2 - "One for the Money"

After finding out they'd all secretly entered a dance marathon to win $1,000, Rose tells Dorothy and Blanche they're wasting their time; she's going to win.

TRUE OR FALSE: Rose said when she was younger, she was known as the dancing fool.

Season 1, Episode 12 - "The Custody Battle"

What is the name of Dorothy's wealthy younger sister who lives in California?

Season 5, Episode 6 - "Dancing in the Dark"

What does Rose's new love interest, Miles Webber, tell her he does for a living?

Season 3, Episode 22 - "Rose's Big Adventure"

Which Golden Girl once dated a man in the deli business, and in a moment of passion, he told her she was neater than hard salami?

Season 3, Episode 4 - "The Housekeeper"

Before The Girls fire their housekeeper, Marguerite, Blanche says her beau, Norman, was on her "like white on rice"; she believes it's due to the love potion Marguerite gave her. After they let Marguerite go, Blanche believes she has reversed the love potion. What happens between Blanche and Norman to make her think that?

Season 4, Episode 2 - "The Days and Nights of Sophia Petrillo"

To help another senior citizen get a refund on a recent purchase at the grocery store, Sophia pretends to be her representative, claiming to be the past president and legal counsel of an organization called N.O.P.R.L. What does this stand for?

Season 5, Episode 14 - "Great Expectations"

Despite her initial reluctance and fear, Blanche heeds Dorothy's advice and visits her beau, Steven, in the hospital following his heart attack. To her disappointment and embarrassment, what does he tell her?

Season 7, Episode 1 - "Hey, Look Me Over"

While Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose are reading Blanche's romantic journals, Blanche mentions an encounter with "a traveling salesman named Chuck." Rose is shocked, as her late husband, Charlie, was a traveling salesman who went to Florida every spring for sales meetings.

TRUE OR FALSE: Before Blanche and Rose met, Blanche once slept with Rose's husband Charlie.